Ancient Votive Tablet of Buddha Phra Naphok – Sukhothai

Discover this precious Buddhist terracotta votive tablet from the historic region of Sukhothai , depicting the Buddha Phra Naphok seated in meditation beneath a seven-headed naga (the Buddha who protects people born on a Saturday), framed by two worshippers standing in prayer. This sacred scene is nestled in a delicately carved arch, typical of the ancient votive art of the Sukhothai Kingdom. 🙏

The style reveals a beautiful Khmer influence and bears witness to the Buddhist artistic heritage of the early centuries of the Thai kingdom.
🏯 A piece patinated by time, carrying blessings and tradition.

🔍 Authentication : The back of the tablet is stamped with a temple seal , a traditional marking guaranteeing its ritual origin.

• Dimensions : 6.5 cm x 5.5 cm
• Weight : 38 grams

✨ A true piece of history and faith, to keep or to offer to invoke peace and protection. Ideal for practitioners, collectors or enthusiasts of Asian sacred art.

In the silent ruins of ancient Sukhothai, such a votive tablet is said to have once rested in a stupa niche or a forgotten altar. Phra Naphok Buddha, a figure of serenity who stops conflicts with the power of his mind alone, sits here between two timeless guardians. This type of tablet is said to protect against unseen troubles and strengthen the meditative power of its possessor. An imprint of awakening, frozen in clay and passed down through the ages.